In Pt 3 of our four part GAIT ANALYSIS special, our guest Dr Izzy Moore discusses what we should be looking when working with female runners,
Runchatlive Podcasts: Gait and Shoes
Gait Analysis Series Part 2: Dr. JF Esculier – Gait Modifications
In Part 2 of our four part GAIT ANALYSIS special, our special guest Jean Francois Esculier, Vice-President & Director of Research & Development at The Running Clinic, discusses the effectiveness of common Running Gait Modifications, in particular with regards to Patellofemoral Pain.
Gait Analysis Series Part 1: Dr. Max Paquette – Running Biomechanics
In Pt1 of this FOUR PART SERIES on GAIT ANALYSIS, Dr. Max Paquette, Associate Professor of the University of Memphis Human Performance Center and Director of the Musculoskeletal Analysis Laboratory, discusses running biomechanics and to what extent it we can use it to reduce running injury risk and increasing running performance.
Gait Analysis Special Podcast Series
2023 brings NEW EPISODES of Runchatlive Podcast! Gait Analysis Series with guests including Max Paquette, JF Esculier & Allison Gruber!
New Course Dates: ‘Gait Analysis For Runners: A Modern Approach’
New 2024 course dates to be announced soon! ‘Gait Analysis For Runners: A Modern Approach’ with Matt Phillips, Creator of runchatlive.com. A three day course (two Saturday mornings online and one whole Saturday face-to-face) is suitable for professionals who currently offer gait analysis or are thinking of offering it in the future.
Dr. Benno Nigg: Running Shoes – 40 years of research
A true honour to spend an hour chatting with special guest for Dr. Benno Nigg, the important contributor to running related research over the past 40 years.
Gait Analysis for Runners with Jessica Bruce & Trevor Prior
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Simon Bartold: What is the Future for Running Shoes?
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JF Esculier: Minimalist Footwear For All Runners?
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Gait Analysis Series Part 4: Dr. Allison Gruber – Footwear and Footstrike
In Part 4 of our four part GAIT ANALYSIS special, guest is Dr Allison Gruber, Assistant Professor in the Department of Kinesiology at Indiana University Bloomington. discusses what the research tells us about footwear and foot strike in relation to reducing running injury and increasing running performance.
Gait Analysis Series Part 3: Dr. Izzy Moore – Female Runners
In Pt 3 of our four part GAIT ANALYSIS special, our guest Dr Izzy Moore discusses what we should be looking when working with female runners,
Gait Analysis Series Part 2: Dr. JF Esculier – Gait Modifications
In Part 2 of our four part GAIT ANALYSIS special, our special guest Jean Francois Esculier, Vice-President & Director of Research & Development at The Running Clinic, discusses the effectiveness of common Running Gait Modifications, in particular with regards to Patellofemoral Pain.
Gait Analysis Series Part 1: Dr. Max Paquette – Running Biomechanics
In Pt1 of this FOUR PART SERIES on GAIT ANALYSIS, Dr. Max Paquette, Associate Professor of the University of Memphis Human Performance Center and Director of the Musculoskeletal Analysis Laboratory, discusses running biomechanics and to what extent it we can use it to reduce running injury risk and increasing running performance.
Gait Analysis Special Podcast Series
2023 brings NEW EPISODES of Runchatlive Podcast! Gait Analysis Series with guests including Max Paquette, JF Esculier & Allison Gruber!
New Course Dates: ‘Gait Analysis For Runners: A Modern Approach’
New 2024 course dates to be announced soon! ‘Gait Analysis For Runners: A Modern Approach’ with Matt Phillips, Creator of runchatlive.com. A three day course (two Saturday mornings online and one whole Saturday face-to-face) is suitable for professionals who currently offer gait analysis or are thinking of offering it in the future.